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A multidimensional database model is used most often in which of the following models?
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A. Data warehouse
B. Relational
C. Hierarchical
D. Network
Correct Answer
Data warehouse
Physical Database Design problems
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1. Sequential retrieval on a primary key for sequential file storage has which of the following features?
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A. Very fast
B. Moderately fast
C. Slow
D. Impractical
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Correct Answer: Very fast
2. What is the best data type definition for Oracle when a field is alphanumeric and has a length that can vary?
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A. VARCHAR2
B. CHAR
C. LONG
D. NUMBER
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Correct Answer: VARCHAR2
3. A rule of thumb for choosing indexes for a relational database includes which of the following?
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A. Indexes are more useful on smaller tables.
B. Indexes are more useful for columns that do not appear frequently in the WHERE clause in queries.
C. Do not specify a unique index for the primary key of each table.
D. Be careful indexing attributes that have null values.
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Correct Answer: Be careful indexing attributes that have null values.
4. The fastest read/write time and most efficient data storage of any disk array type is:
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A. RAID-0.
B. RAID-1.
C. RAID-2.
D. RAID-3.
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Correct Answer: RAID-0.
5. Which of the following are integrity controls that a DBMS may support?
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A. Assume a default value in a field unless a user enters a value for that field.
B. Limit the set of permissible values that a field may assume.
C. Limit the use of null values in some fields.
D. All of the above.
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Correct Answer: All of the above.
6. Which of the following is an advantage of partitioning?
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A. Complexity
B. Inconsistent access speed
C. Extra space
D. Security
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Correct Answer: Security
7. A benefit of the three-tier architecture is which of the following?
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A. New modules can be built to support specific business needs
B. Performance improves for compiled SQL statements
C. Results in a thinner client and database server
D. All of the above.
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Correct Answer: New modules can be built to support specific business needs
8. Which of the following statements is true concerning JDBC?
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A. It is language independent.
B. It is similar in concept to ODBC.
C. It is useful for all object-oriented languages.
D. It consists of three main layers.
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Correct Answer: It is similar in concept to ODBC.
9. The three different application logic components are which of the following?
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A. Presentation, Client, and Storage
B. Presentation, Client, and Processing
C. Presentation, Processing, and Storage
D. Presentation, Processing, and Network
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Correct Answer: Presentation, Processing, and Storage
10. A server cannot serve on which of the following levels?
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A. Client Layer
B. Business Layer
C. Database Layer
D. All of the above.
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Correct Answer: Client Layer
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